Nylon P Clips
Nylon P Clips, also known as nylon cable clips, cable clamps or P clips, are made from flame‑resistant PA66 (Nylon 66) rated plastics. They're non‑conductive, resistant to fuels, lubricants, UV and corrosion. Widely used by both consumers and professionals, their most common role is keeping cables, hoses and wires neatly secured, whether in domestic setups, automotive, industrial or electrical installs.
P clips are available in a variety of sizes — from 12.7mm up to around 30mm bundle diameters and offered in a natural nylon or black finish. You'll also find adhesive cable clips or rubber-lined versions in our cable management range.
Key features and benefits
- Flame‑resistant PA66 construction: meets UL94 V‑2 and offers excellent durability and heat resistance up to +85°C.
- Chemical and UV resistant: suitable for indoor and outdoor, marine, vehicle and industrial environments.
- Secure yet reusable: traditional screw‑mount P‑clips are quick to install; ratchet versions allow one‑handed closing and easy re‑opening for maintenance.
- Precise sizing: clearly marked diameters for easy selection and a neat fit that avoids cable damage.
- Non‑conductive safety: nylon offers electrical insulation, reducing risk of short circuits in electrical installations.
P Clip Common UK use cases
- Securing domestic TV, broadband and networking cable runs along skirting and walls.
- Organising engine‑bay hoses or wiring looms in classic car restorations or vehicle maintenance.
- Cable harness routing in marine, caravan, or maritime electronic applications.
- Fastening industrial sensor and power cables in UK factory and warehouse environments.
- Tidying workshop pneumatic tubing or electrical cabling on jigs, benches and equipment.
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For quick quotes, bulk discounts, or need help chooisng the right pclip, call our sales line on 01233 713 581. Businesses can register for a Vital Parts Business Account to benefit from priority shipping, trade pricing, free product samples, credit accounts, and a dedicated account manager.
Frequently Asked Questions
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